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St Lucia lies in the cocoa belt which girdles the earth, plus or minus 20 degrees latitude from the Equator. The 140-acre (0.57 km 2) Rabot Estate is in the south west of St Lucia, near Soufrière, the colonial French capital. Another British television station, Channel 4, aired a documentary titled "Hotel Chocolat: Inside the Chocolate Factory" in August of 2022. In January 2019, British television station Channel 5 aired a two part documentary titled "Inside Hotel Chocolat". In August 2017, Hotel Chocolat opened its first stores in the Republic of Ireland in Dundrum, Dublin. In May 2016, Hotel Chocolat became listed on the London Stock Exchange as Hotel Chocolat Group PLC In November 2013, Hotel Chocolat opened two UK restaurants, Rabot 1745 in London's Borough Market, and Roast + Conch in Leeds. The hotel currently has six lodges and a cocoa-inspired Boucan Restaurant. The hotel sits on the Rabot Estate which is perched high up between the Piton mountains.
In 2011, Hotel Chocolat opened its Boucan Hotel in Saint Lucia. This farm is one of the reasons given for the company choosing not to be Fair Trade-accredited, as only smallholdings are allowed. In 2006, the company officially acquired the Rabot Estate in Saint Lucia, and is, to date, the only company in the UK to own its own cocoa farm. Today, the company has over 70 around the UK. The company then grew initially to having four stores in the East Anglian area, with stores in Milton Keynes, Cambridge and St Albans opening between 20. In 2003, Chocolate Express rebranded as Hotel Chocolat and launched its first retail store in the center of Watford.
As detailed on their website, the Chocolate Tasting Club sends out boxes to customers all over the country each month. To date, the Tasting Club has trialled over 1,500 different recipes. In 1998, the Chocolate Tasting Club was launched in Britain as of 2014, it has around 100,000 members. Rebranded as "Geneva Chocolates", the current co-founders of Hotel Chocolat adapted trade to the catalogue-based world and before long, had steered towards the name "Chocolate Express". In 1988, Angus Thirlwell and Peter Harris began designing and selling mints as "MMC," before moving to chocolates about six years later.
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